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Vrov i"' o• l'hi s AR OIII tl;° rrt i" i , ~P ie rt7.l 1,1, 1 tVG- ()I% I% I I,' k, April 10 7 1818. ji ‘ COMIIitSS 10 A l E US for VICT UA L LIN G on I li ' 3-111.1E-37'Y's .V.-/IT do here'', 7 r , g ire Not tee . , that 21, 11 44 Y, the 28th Ltstant, they will be ready to receive ' pk , (l4 'i writinir ( - eoled up), and treat Jro the sup t - 6: n tel'aeate Contracts, of what 'FRESH BEEF ntaY b e p c e 4 , : "P !'l for the use of his Ma . ' t , ' Siting and Vessels at its .t.! , for,: ance a"d Ca mpbelton„:for 7 iceire Calendar :Months, the J u ,,, e? -r , "i the 7th of May;' and the latter Pent the 15th of June hiti,‘ 7',', e .,:''' . . . - t ''? i 'diti ons , f /4, 00,f r 7 ets,nzay.be •Fer ' Jl e • t the Sege j a e Z:: Pelee, or, by appli;iNg- to 1. , CV,' f dors ff h;s Ma -4.17"04 at Pen2anre and Campbelton respe , aioely. , . " ' ll .gard' ' ' 1.44 b e had - to any T oiler pt ichiell the l' ree Ito t 4 1 " le inserted .in wont, at lentrth, or thot s ha ll 7.4 e: le le t 1 ,6' i 1 before One o'Cloek on the acid If ,. , o. te oa f t4 ' 7' o '''' t4 ° 2 81.4 belt - lid% nortruless .the Person trho7 l lahes cy, f eet er r ' or'..stue Perron an his beha v ir, attends to austver tti,,,, „ . E: 4 , 4 ~/ . 'J6 2. • . i I .'t 7 , , e"dee most also be art on, ;tattled by a Letter si.,•ll . ed '', r, • . 'iet;onte bou,ui with te Po, ~e 4` l " . ' l ! , f e• l'ersous, engaging 14 a Fttio,,,t.,rette-lei:ino-, in toe p,,,, ,q. Su ne of 5 , 90/. for the due 4`,..„......,n" of each of the Crintracts . . , --- t)"CIIE QUER BILL' OFFICE, April 10, 1813 ' 411 ' ' TO T O il E - PAID 9FF. ''' ''" -c.„ EQUER iIILLS phte'd in the Month of April, ' ARE 1817. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. CABINET PIANO-FORTE and OTHERS,• SECOND HAN,D., Dig. rirlHE GREAT,' PICTURE DEATH on the A- PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, with several PICTURES and SKETCHES frinn othet .Scriptural Subjects, are now EXHIBITING, under•the immediate Patronage . ot . his Royal., Highness the Pa ine'e Regent, at No.I'2.S,PALL-MALL near Carlton-I rouse, every day from Ten til'aive. CHAS. SMART, Sec. A CABINET PIANO-FORTE equal to Nfiv, not a ip.stter can be wade in.this Kingdom, for 45 gui neas, shopTriee fiO guineas. square Piano, with three Drawers' by Tomhison ' . 98 guineas "2:1 guineas. A Grand IforizOntal Piano-Fide, 45 guineas. May be seen by day-ligitt, aO.Ir.WATI.IN's, 13, Leicester places; where may he seen _his new,improved_ Patent Ohjiane Piano-Forte, so justly admired by every one.—Old HarpS and Piano-Fortes taken in exchange, or bought fur lteprit-mvuey. A venomous attack has been male on th;s ‘ • Gelltlettliti ini an anonymous eamphiet, the Author . of which shews that has mote malignity than courage, in not dating to face the moan whose et',.. racter be h s assailed 'behind tie cio,tl if sate obsetnitv.' -The following-letters kave . appeared • , on the suhiett: - The, only for suipi'l7:e is, tiiat Mr. CANNING should have condescended to , novice the dark D.ffamer . :- . - • . . LETVER FgONITHE AUTHOR: u- ffit-• u X WI ti nu. " Szu,—You are 'requested to ins e rt in your paper the re ply of. the flight I-ton. George Ginning to my I wbltc ReMoi 4 - stvance with that Gentleman on the insult he lately dared to offer to the People of En g land; " I 4111 agreea'ily disappt,inted. After ten 'days' delihera• lion, he achnoWiedges the tribunal, and ltas delerMined to plead. " WhilAt his Judges arc deciding on the merits of his de lencr, it shall he my care to pro - vide the Gentleman with an other opportunity of Gisplaying-, his tasty and talents in-the protection of his character. " In the mean time, whilst Mr, Larnbtonks a ' Dolt. and an Idiot,' lam content to be a Liar, and a Slanderer, and an ..4v.sassia,' accocding to the same inimitable Master of the vulgar tongue. • " 1 am Sir, your obedient Servant; " THE am, OF THE LETTER TO THE RIGHT \ HON. dEOitGE t:ANNING." :I y OC‘ , - • ON . TOURSDAY last, the Driwina of the Lottery finally closed, w!:,:ri .T. and J, - SIVE,WHIGHT, with their characteristic good Fortline, sold and distributed, in S 9 Shares, the following.Capitals:-=- No. 15,7(30 ' - - ..E•ititird also to 3001. No. 5,128 k 1 oho No. 2,433 £2OO . I 0;7:40.. :... :5 00 1,601; 2OO 9.047 4OO 10,953 - 2610 7491 ~ 310 And it is worthy of re mark, that both the t'st and last Prizes of THIRTY TTIOUSAN I VOUNDS ever di awn, were sold by tbeil - Agents and at their Old Others, • • N o . 37, cornhill ; I 38, Haymar 1;0 ; . 11, Holborn; 141, Oxford Street where Tickets-and Shares for the most attractive New Lottery rii oll of 'll6 • WHITE LION, HARTFORD BRIDGE, - (Late DEMEZI"SI. .- TIWAIAS PERKINS, with grateful ackumv lcdgments for the very liberal support he has receive*, from the Nobility, Gentry, and P-tiblie is 4eneral, since he has talosn tile above INN, which is newly fitted up in a Coto, motliocts -and Elegant • Style„'respeetfolly , solicits .the coot nuance of that distinguished Patronage which the House has so long enjoyed. T. p, assures.those who please to honour hint with their Fasours, that every exertion sliallhe used to' promote their comfort and convenience. . . Neat Post Chaises and Good Horses. 14 141"5; secre ro lice , 1 oodo of 14,000 Ticket are now on Sate. MEDICINE. PU,BLICATIONS. HOOPING COUGH CURED WITHOUT-INWARD ME- This pay was published, in vols,,price 16s. Gd AnIENEVI EVE; hr, 'ffie Orphan's , By Sirs: STRUTT (lateNrs. I)yrol), • -Author of " The tiordvrers,7 " Anti - D Iphine," &c. ' Printed fur A. K. Newman and Co. Leadentiall-street. • • I E'S NI BROC viANY Thousands of Children are,Cnred an= ANAL' nually by this Remedy. On the first attack, au im mediateapplication of ROCHE'S FALBROCATION will pre vent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times may.completely cure. - .ln the most obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect; and - no Remedy can be so well calculated far Children as this, fur it requires no medicine to he taken inwardly. I.,Ai"' The following will appear this Spring :-- 7 The Comberland.Colta L rer,. by Miss Broderick, 3 vols. Nun of 4 ,Saiita Maria di . Tindaro, by L. S. Stanhope, 3 vols. Bandit's Bride; or, Maid of Saxony, by the Sank, Secorld Edition, 4 vols. 0; 04 ; 5, ill) ; eSt eti f Slelij MR. CANNINA4'S LATTER. (ilopeesier Lodge, April 10, 1818. received early in the last raven tire Copy of your Pamphlet, which you take for granted) had the attention to scud to me. Veiled Protectress; or, The MyAerious Mother, by Mrs. illeelie, .4 vols, Bandit Chief; or, Lords or Urcino, ai . Romance, 4 cols. Family of Santtaile ; or, The tidies di Muntault, by Miss Jones, Second Edit:ion, 4 vols. The Black Robber ; or, The Feudal Brothers, a Romance, by Edward Ball, 3 .vtirs.- In common Coughs this Medicine is equally 'efficacious and may be relied on (Or Men, Women, and Children, as sale and effectual. In no case can this Medicine he genuine unless signed on the wrapper by .1. Roche, .and erery stamp Shaw and Edwards, Gti, St. Paul's Church-yard, engray.rd thereon. Price 4s, and 11.43. tier bottle. " Suon after I was infurmed, un tiie authority of your Pub lisher, that you had Withdrawn ,the whole impression fromhim, hiM, with the view; as was supposed, of suppressing the pub lication, tver foi, soo ti• Jent . „ of lily ,it. • Sold by Edwards, No. 6(, St.-Paul's, on the Footway, op posit el he general entrance to the Cathedral, and Sanger and (Thandittl., OxforAhstrect; War 1, Holborn; Nix, Exchange; Wilhantt,l3o . rougli ; and Emerson, East Smithfield. " I since learn, however, that the Pamphlet, .though not sold, is,,circulatef4 under Witnk caveis. In a few Pays will be published, In 4to. plate's, pr . ce One.Goinea, boards, Part 11. of " I learn this,froni (atuotig others) the Gent!eroan to whom the. Pamphlet hat been industriou*v attri;pitte,l,htit who' has voluntarily and absolutely denied to me- that he has any knoitiedge of it or of its Author. '' To you, Sir, whoever yon roar he, I address myself thus directly, for the purpose of expressing to you toy oplaion, that . rFIHE "ENCYCLOPALDTA NTE'VROPOLf - TANA ; or, Universal Dictionary of Knowled , e on an Original Pian. • *.-.* This Part will contain the conclusion of the Treatise on Mechanics, thus eompleting, in two Parts of th'e Work, one of the most.useful of the Applied . sciences ; a complete view.of the . early Poetry of Greece, in the historical :vl - 01 Divition ; the usual-portion of .'lf e• Pure Sciences, beginnimt Gnaw:at ; .and of the Alpha - het - kat Diyision, ltt which - tire the interesting articlrs Aeronaii!ics, tEtna, Algbannistatui, Africa; Agricultural .Ini,lentruts,and Al ; and a newly.f,A'aied F, tglialt Lexicon,' with the autho rities-chronolngical!, art unged, London:'Ptiuted for Rest -Fenner. You are a Liar and a Slanderer, and want courage only to be an Assassin. 44 I have only, to add, that no man knows of my writing to you; that I shall maintain the same reserve so lung as lhave an, expectation of heariog fvom too in your own mute; - and that 1 shall not give up that expectation till to-morrow (S4turday) night.. . "‘ The saue Address which brought me your Pamphlet will bring any letter t‘rmy hail4ls.—l am, Sir, your humble Servant, 011 06 gl t e ar,g /e iltss (Signed) - •" GEORGE CANNING. " For the Author of 4 ' A Letter to the Right Ilan. Geo. Canning." . • [Mr. Ridgway is requested to lurward this Letter to its des tination.] tf Ser. - facts' •50419. Tlve following 'WORKS,WiII he in the canrse of April, by LONGMAN, HURST, ORME, and _ . c - ' LORDS C()MMISSIONERS 0, Ills tirb.l J‘l.'lJES'IsT.'S TREAS.ITRY having given directions il.4''' nfr th e Principal of the above-mentioned .F.,CHE x : V l ' 44 s'li'LLS wi . 9 t' - Irter•est due thereon, at the E . l ' 4 :i l l \7, ' '' ': .l i Oilice'i:l, i ' l l :e 11. ' erei - pt of Exchequer ; New palace- Al ia... t"i usier on Tov - o - lav, the 91th day of April iirst. eetZ l ,, L lee ' , wig !Ai given dally (Suutlays and Holidays ex ., 4),.„ 11'.4 ki t ' 4ll , and inclitdini, Wednesday, the , 2 : ' . d- I ti.tant, 11°5 11: 4 elock icy the utornag till one in the after- Ar t . a tu r.th e 4)1„..,,,35e, of receivirv,• , , the same i alid, fur tit s . I:la 4 te 'ol sa t . ell, ti.ti. bearers ' , Of the said : Bills are desired o () Z.' ) '" tills •in Lists (whYch are t°-1 t , Lt-•,` ela' s it,,,. , • • order of ti ! L i e b i tined a ‘, t. thiS w,,, - diem in the l itiill; 441 ‘ as are for the same .r resp..ctive ar tine Amount bei ng, name t'nts 'and lattiresnged, and sP,(iiiying the P ri . uul l' a l . ' l ' . etix,. l " 40e ther e in (En uted from, hut excluding the days f Ali,. 4 ' l ' tliev • v ' c • P i 'eel, to the said 2'itl) day (, 4 ill - - cease ; and the 'li ' l b . Elusive, when the interest w i l l s .• 1'14 ' 3 ; 1 , 41.e "' s hould th ey'he acting as the agents tif holder . 'tlretti 4 N et 'lre inserted in the.llitis, are previously to pro-. 's et ii e ns `lre o f .oteli hot:Airs; ait,', the bearers are '3l`ll 4141'( ; 11 ' . ' 1 ) 1 Y r.t nireil to indorse each Bill with their_ • 11 , t 1 s'l'la ti k'r s t . an L ' i to write tlicit names and residence at d t• l 'at A e tt°l- ° I the 1.,1-4, ; and they are moreorer re'H!' r e_ . • s cill 'e : I 'l t 4 txcher tier Bill Office fur 'payti - tenty and to e , . If4 it- e t i • lt'w 114 4, I -- nd - girt: the Ree.iiits for the san b 7. de. 'lr Ns i n- LIIL itolders of the -aforesaid BiPs shuu . ld ; ( - co, 14"144°f f re"ivia ' payment of, the Principal and In iii er ac ! c0,,,t1154. " 0 tilt said 28th, day o f A I r 1 !, they rudY w.i.c,, • 4e Y w' 4 1 , 1" u t' comp ' - "ng the - interest . to the day on 1 . 1 t r 's- la be -'''... • Bills for examina 'al fitie.„ paid, and'l , ,avang the saint stleil `Q3' prior thereto. • ' i Pe.eos a-s may be desirous of haying .r . a ot .44.• new Exchequer 4 ' . Ivik 'le or in art o f payment of principal, upon t : ft•h:rlll4;; ; l.eWilllN, and P inentioning the ;noon a t at tl . )e t hottom ' Ili -4'ts, delivered OP or before ‘Veiloe'L”, ite 2.2( 1, : 44t' fil'a Y he accommodated with new Mils, payable to s erest . ,' or Order, carrying ail In hundred P hild:. °l tw° pence by the day, on ' , Yen' e '''' • ; , t . l ch at; . f '' Iv , hiu ll said rew . Bilk .wi;l bear datt the said 2s t o . lilt thee:°‘ I'Prii, a nd will be delivered, together witji th e .. d ue in respect cf the bilis.so dzsired 'to he f ex i_ hii,,:''''' ot.Wetltiesday, the .2911, du-Y . " April, ; ti a i • elan. . . . ' and the . , p ' Exch, ' . • • • • Fxeban g e, - and made 4 3'st quer Dips to be issued in , t Ile to ' , ith„ 4 , or Order, as above-mentioned, may fi re r - .tarisferred:bv endor,;eintiiit,' or will be paid to the v.,the blank shall rnit be filled ':f).- )817. 11 kv el All Exelietinor Nils - dated ltrior to Apr il , , ,Ilhat,'"u ad:•eriised to be paid off; an) the Interest thereon 1, to '7'll.l4ft ~. , . xi ..\ N. C: tifs l- • ) : :' ' E AN - i — CIN s. DI A. , _ f 4 AM It MY,- SCC?TC-; II :, •,-•,---- . , 'A'',i'l'-',l. Iltdtiti l ' 'NtN, FRENCH (iY1‘111"I'' ' ',--. , ''''D Follileay.'T An!' "... " —"— LAII I) 6 ' C 9 F , . t. b.; ,oit• -y, respect fully 'worms tile ' , l4i - ' l,- )li se H t Yl, Vilipiliei ,- . an& Proprietors-of Buiiness, his tl , 4„;"s' It,. ''..replete with New and- Fashionable Articles for I,:etst n',,11. and Ntornii,Lt DreSs, tii4ether nth the. l'i- 4"-';',"',lfactured God's of evt ry 1 in . family Il'il,. t • 4tio"'.;4oods are sold be the'Piece .at the NViiolcsaie : li ; ' lrid e i• • ' ' . 1 14 , le h as ,at the lowest Ileadv-moneY "ricer: an r• P r. ', l ; litbos"4 the ' '`'' a t Pitastire in reton'tirvoulin2, - ,is N est/ Ir i s h ma., - 114 -utprined Ble- eh with t-,.. recent Iniprov.ements 144 'l,4l.4;il".'llich gives th 4 tim ' t . lreir , ti . rigiiinl, great, -lad, dc- - ‘ .4'1,1 ), !J, ~,,iti (11.(stappcil and gold cxeinsirdy 4tid 11V; p re ' _ l ' Inc Sheetii gs and Pillow Li nemi of the same at his %S are< kr ?) , tl,„:1"4 Cambric% of the heatitifialValenciennes make, 4ript.',l)r,•4`,.,i'landlieveliiefs; Fine India Nlnslins for-Gentle l'ikt.t 1411 fa `-4.ts anditent ral ivcr, with e:rery coice de ti,h ur t , _ Latlie3 Dres•&.C. ; Rich Gold .and Saltier ditto ; l' ta dittc,:".",,l Hindoo Bettillii, and fine Imitations iti Bri-. 4r„, ha d ',.srrein auil -Scotch Damask — faille Linen, and .lAil 1 10- - ""'lltr Napkins - . Ilackaliacks, Diapers - , 11 .ils:'i- 4 , 4 4 ` ad SI, ~,,, iw,..'. Fine welch Flatineis of the lit, l i ti i ti lt : l l ; i l ha , k . c.; Net; ' Printed Finatitures - fur Beds ; 4 -gm of '' . i'll'lwg Room Curtains ; Morvens - and 1,._. "P" ()Hil"' lin t :411e qu . 1, . . • u 01 41 ~, itan, .it, ar l t A. . I ti4 4 " Ca nt l.: ' • ''''g' , counterpanes ; nett/ ;aid unique -...4 1 de s i -rics Hi- I Nluslitis of Jeniava, and other cu. rut I.,a,", i gns , peculiar to the. House ; . Seer.suckers ; ti, t in di „l; .s,utch Canibries • Bettil las ; Long Clot lis ; • cn thtqaze t :` 'ulttati on ; Calicoes; White and Coloured Lust; vs; Vt t :" ll s °Sl'.c S .' (. ..alie , :' itidilt ShaWlS,' Low; and : Square, and 11:. tr, tt ern trious iiii;tatiOns in British ditto ' , Poonalii Anqnia. t ll l ii, p . 1")&e•; Elegare E-nitiloidered Dresses, for Ftlil ''''d I t ,",t ~,, r ess, and curious Worlia4l Trimmings and Nlizsbns Cerill'-est Parisian designS4 India and BrAish Coloured trjltli -`"'' Choice .Black Goods. .... • , It." it; l ,.. , li,,erii . l'liir commi:sions experience the most liberal 4, ''a sh. tqlkri:i4, i , ,•=uvls ;incl. Curiosities pit relinsed or exchanged. y t ",,' gs v espectfOly 40 observe .t.'hat having. ..visited per hii j„..tx! principal Establishments' on the Contiorait, and k4,!Bt,',,!iit.rit.s of this Country, to render the solidi' of. r,,,".11,4. 'ls i ! limit pre-emineut in. the choicest and select 4 ti ‘ ij`'ll itit':.('h M7r ailfattilre. his Friends and the Public may • ' h rti k ‘‘,; l 4t-r an ' t t > , :s o i . nt-t i lig with artielvs of a superior description, tr iii, t ~i d . , th ese abut' all I, v sold, and at those reii- Ill a :' sali,4l..ru',l3'-ut,itu-y prices,whiell lie trusts willitisitre the tiiitily f,,,_4.c.'"),1• of Ilk Friends,.-of- Evoilies, and of those 11 r . ".-. I.te supply of Country I..,..stablidi inents, or Fin vigil ~: ~1)i. , ,, • ,-.- . ,• •tri till L'itri(e)f French Cambric, Cambric I - landkerchiefs, and . • 1 BROWN; London. • ' I. AfTEMOIRS'of JOAN . DUKE of M A Rf.,- oop.auGri; t vi!b his Qrixina) Correspondence, collected from the Family• 11. ,card, at 'Blenheim, and other an!hentic Sources: ihnstrated with Portraits, Maps. and - Military' Plans. By William Cosy. ttLA. F.R.S.-F.S.A. Archtleueon 'of .Wilts, and,Rector of Benrerton. Vol. I. 4to The Ws,rk will be completed in Threi• Voltun::s ; all Of which will he publishecldurilig the present year. PERSONAL, oBSERVATIONS. made daring the PRO, GRE S of - the BRITISH EMBASSY Tußourni - and o n its Voyage to awl- froto that Country, in the Years 1816 ard 1817. BEClarke Abel. Physician anti Naturalist to the Embas - sy,in vol. , Ito. illustrated by.Matls and other Eraviii , ..o:,.under the sanction of the HouourableEast India C.,,ap , ny, and &cheated, by permission, to the Right Ho noiirable t.ord Aujherst. . • . This Work wilrcomprisc the Author's Personal Narrative of the most interesting Events which befel the British Elm b'cFsy from the 'flute of its ,leaving England , to its Return: together witirhis remarks on the Geology, Natural and Nlanners . of the-Copotries visited by it. 0. The FUDGE FAMILY . ENT PARIS:, in. a SERIES' of LurPERS, frontFlicige, - • Esq.—Miss Biddy Fudge— Mr. Bob Fudge, &c. Edited by Thomas Brown, the Younger. Author of the Two• Penny Mit Bag. 4. UNIVERSAL, HISTORY, in Twenty-four Books, trans lated from the German of John;Almlier, in 3 vols. Sri. • This Work is not a mere compendium of Uniersal History, but contains a phiios.phical Inquiry i,nto the Moral, and more especially the po'.;tical Causes which bare given rise ,to the most important Revolutions in the History of the Htt- Illal 5. NEW TALES, Ipy Mrs. Opie, in 3 vols. 12mo. 6. - TRAVELS inCANADA and the UNITED STtTES of AMERICA, 1816 and !Ali, .By Lieut. Francis Hall, 14th Light* Dragoons, H. P. late Secretary to General Wilson, Governor in Canada. 7. OBSERVATION,S on the NATPRE and CURE. of .DROPSIES. To N% hich is added an Appendix, containing several,Cases of Angina ,Pectork, with Disseoioss, By .I, , Nn Blackali, M. 1). Physician to the Devon and Exeter . Hospital, and to the Lunatic Asylum . , near Exeter. In Svo. a new Edition. 8. The FAMILY q - lAKSPEARE; which will contain the Whole of Shalispeiire's Plays, with the Omission of some Ex, pressions•not . prolwr to be read.aloud in a Family. By Thomas Bowdler, Esq. • A New Edition. • . :9—An - AUTUMN NEAR ,THE RHINE; or, a Visit to some of the States of Germany hordes-lug on the Rhine : with an -Account of seine .of the Courts, and - a View of Nlanners and Society., Interspersed with Anecdotes and, I)eseriptitqls of sonic iiistingiiiSbed Characters; tmze-ther with a Voyage, nowt) t he• Rhine, and a Return : by -the Prussian Provijices and the Nethei-lands. By a Member of the Inner Temple: 10. S.PHI.I; or the,Dangerous Indiscretion, a Navel, in 3 vols. letno.,- , .• , , . . . il. CONVERSikTIONS in ALGEBRA. - Being nti intro dtietirSn to the kirst Principles of that. Seietica;; in Srsies of Pi,logves, designed for tiros.. who - tiare nett the a..lvant age cif -aTutor - , as well a:i,for the Use of Students in Schools: , By u2ii.o. 13. The POETIC.‘L ItEMAINS. and •MENIOIRS of the late 401-IN LEYDEN, M. U. Author 61 an Historical Account of the Discnveriesin Africa. 13. LICY.N.:EL; or the Last of the Pevenseys. A Novel, in 3 vols. 12mo. • • 14. The PERSONAL NARRATIVE of r HUM-, 801.1/1"S TRAVELS to the, Equinoctial Regioniof the New ;ntitinent; during the YearS 1799-1804. Translated by Helen Maria Williams, under, the immediate insp ec ti o n o f th e Author; Vols. 1 and c?.. New Editions. 15—SERMONS on the Natue, (Nike, and Character of By the Rev. T.•Bov, •'er, A. M. • .16.,IAMILIAR LECTURES 4,1, Nlolt.-ILPIIILOSOPHY, by .1,,h!, Prior L. 14.1). In 2 vols. Svo. 17. The TRANSAUTIONS of the Literar) Society of Bom bay, with Immertus , • , The 1 7 1-IY.SIOC4NO:,.:IST; a Novel, in 3 vols. By, the Author of the Bacilelor arni M4rried lau. 44 Wheu Men will nut he reasoned out of a vanity, they must be ridiculed out of it."--Sir It. L'Estrange. 19.. A .10UlINEY to RONIK and performed, in 19.17; including Visits to Herculaneum, Pompeii, VI suvius (ascended during The, eihie,of an. Eruption,) . atn! the Classi c Gronlid of POz,zuoli and Baize: giving an Account. of the re sent State of Society is Italy ; and: Onservations on the. Fine Arts, in tviiich the present Schools of Ehgland, France, .;iod,ltaiy, arc contrasted. By Henry Sass, Student of the Royal Academy of Arts. Io I vol. Bvo. TO TIIONIAS : TAYLOR, ESQ. , No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. H"ourfnn IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Lees Vcnerta; which, from its obstinately resisting- every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the hymn' y here,, and Un dergoing severalsevere - courses of salivation, and twice dis :ley get! front the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterite nature. In the spring of last year' ray gisyrder had got to such a ,head,aa nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large elix i r on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and ow legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; right was dreadiury painfnl, and had been in a state - of ulceration foethe last Sever.. years; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very inbchiliseolotired, and gave ire such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in hed; as nearly, to deprive me of rest ; ia. this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cul,eby them hero, to take Your Leake's Patent Pills, which i began to do on the 28tti of Nifty -the course of a fortnight I began to receive heneAt -in little More thaw a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed-4- s oo n atter, the sores on my legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerablerliscolianraxioa in the skin, and pain lathe bone of the'left,Vhieb, .by the blasting of God, an.i a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, .suldiseled ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the, n octurnal pains gradually going air.--1 thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from 'all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits a nod strength, and ant become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what temis to express my gratitude, but . beg .you, for the good of other sintering mortals, to ma!:e this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa ion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very hmeble servant, ALEX. MIJIGC.ER Swan's Close, Iligh,strcet, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above, Cure:— John Tl— , rupson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, John NPllitosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prevared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY 101t, Member of the Royal Ctgliege of Surgeons, at his honse, No. 9, New Pride-street, London; whese, after a constant residence of mare .than 40 years,' its a practice parti cularly directed to the cure,of.Venereal Ccat plaints and those incidental to the Parts of Gene'ration, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profeSsion shtAild always observe in such cases, he • flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to perstinsAttliing this Medicine, will be estei.thed, by a discerning Public, as an advaLtage seldom attainable, and void of all ambig',fity. Also sol d, by his appointment, for the convenience of those tiring at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No.. 7, fish-street-hill; Mr, Busters, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mi. CallerelYs, Dhblin ; -- and by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain dud Ireland, in boxes of only es. 3a. each, stamped, and sealed np with full and. plain dirc;ctions,whereby persons, of cults r s:!x May eure themselves with ease, speed, ;c:rfcv, ars safety. • • .As VsuAL. 2 —Thiii•iday the St.te Lut tery finished drawing when' (as usual) HisH'S (Vtices stood pre-emicent th.e Sale of Capital Prizes, having • sold Capitals hr exceeding in Nntither and An - lotto - A those Soli) by all . the other Otliee-keepers put to gether, viz. No. 4,70 L30,000 in Sixtern Shares. . 17,595 30,500 in Twelve Shares. 1,371....,c;;000 7,1431...,400) 8,412. p2OO 3,107..., 5000 I 11,145.... . 400 1 9,605.... .200 1,016'.... 1000- 1,443 3OO 10,850.... 200 11,158.... 1000 7,778.... • 300 I 12,328!... 200 11,771...', 1000 11,778.... 300 15,735.... 200 11,836. 1000 14,494... 300 200 9,513.... 500 3,002. 300 1,758.... 200 15,740.... • 500 5,063 3OO -1,879.... 7 100 17,595 ,,500 5,075.... 300 3,523.... 200 3,817 5OO .6,812... 300 3,709.... 200 12,070 5OO 8,191.... 300 3,095.... 200 2M3 4OO ,11,606•1 ... • 300 1,954... 200 11,36 9 , 4OO. 12,459.... 300 13,334.... 200 15,340.. • .400 ,300 14,048.... 200 1,581 4OO 8,333... 200 - 9 00 Also Nos. 6,963 kind 7,328, eat lt entitled to 'Tour Pipes of \Vioe. Almost every one . of, the above Splendid List of Capitals are SOld in Shares and gone wall parrs oft he United king'iloni.-- 7 1ti 'a few days T. 111511 Hill be able to publish a list of the places, and the fortntiate holders 'may re ceive their Money On demand.. ./1 Fox, the prO'p'cr'ty of Mr: tl;e bar. bour=inaster of Dover, was 'Observed, 'on Wednes'- day morning, corning round the south pier mead, 'on the beach, app:4enily without the least ap, prelienSion. On an Maim' being: given, 'he violi to Ole water, and Swam' over the ill! hour; but bd'-' jug annoyed with stones, when he readied! lie again. took 'to 'the sea, and contintted .sivitinning unlit - lie 'ilea's taken up by the boat, when nearly exhausted. ( dy rc" pC 6ll4' 1 ) y00 5# e drg 'i Wits ADA °l ': OE OO 6 i 5 j"_ IVC ce' ids collY ° hil t o f ffiir 5 0 0° (D ell ; dy, E Des' , 0 )1 les 0.,,a Jol t °I 11 0(f 4iirref; te e,ls , 0 . A 4 , 4e of t OVA CV ' pe !r• er o 7 o o „.e3 lll 3 , 11, V 1 if the V` 113';"pg , 1;1 01 foC ( 9, 4 4 • V Se' 'OE 11 °Mr FUNERAL 01 1 GENERAL PLATOFF. . - NOVOTSCHERKASK J AN, 26.--4 . Th the 10th inst.; the interment of the celebrated Hettruan f•f the Cossacks, General Count M. J. PLATOFF; took 'place. In the morning the Clere,y, .the Chief of the Cossacks, Lientenant-Getterai ' amt ail the officers of the forces of the Don, assembled at 'the country house of the de ceased, where the - corpse lay. A funeral sermon having been preached, the milita6r officers took the coffin*, containing the corpse, from the-ca tafalque, and cat tied it by turns to the c„the (lntl. The :obsequies began at eleven o'clock in the morning; and were ushered in with the firing of three guns.- The solemn procession from tile country seat to the Cathedral passed through. a double line of Cossacks, who occupifol x track of five wersts, and ;tvho hail asemhled, UnsummOned, from the remotest - stanitzes, from motives of at tachment and respect to the deceased. - At,the head of the procession was half a squadron of . the Ilettman's Regiment of Cavalry„ with three guns belonging to the Light Artillery of the Don. Then followed the hearse; dra wit by six horses, with the coffin lid, upon which lay the parade cap, ornamented with a brilliant aigrette, the sword and sash. Next followed se veral. Officers, carrying upon a , velvet Cushion, richly ornamented with a gold fring e and tassels, all the orders anti attributes of the fletttnan's dignity. Just befOre the coffin Went the'Clergy and a Choir of Singers, and on both sides of it the Staff Officers, Aides-deXamp, 4c. in deep Mourning; and carrying lighted torches. Close after the coffin followed the Chief of the Cossacks, Lieutenant-General llowaijskv, with the other Generals and Officers, .the Members of the kos sack Chancery, and a great multhode of ot h-ersner sons of all classes. The procession closed with the Llettman's regiment, carrying - the colours granted . to them by the Emperor, and a company of the light artillery of the Don: Oo reaching the city, the Chief of the Police, with a detachment of his Officers, received time coffin. All to bells continued to toll until the prOcessino reached the Cathedral, where another funeral discourse wis delivered. The coffin was then 'carried 14 the Staff and other 011ie: rs, from the Cathedral, through a double row of Cossac-ks, to the grave. As soon as it was let down the great guts were fired, and_ the ceremony closed Ntith firing thrice vollies of musketry over the remains of the la mented'and illustrious Chief. Price; Who killed his ant agoniA, Horseman, in a' battle at Walthatustow la t , week, is committed to o,Chnsford gaol, to be fried uuder the Coro, ner's verdict of Manslaughter. At the Chester Assizes the tri3l, c4rne on - of Mr. ‘I 7 ,I.E , FIELD, a person of considerable pro. telly, of Winnington,' near Northwich, who was. indicted for the murder of RicnAtin MADDOCKS. The particulars of this -case were stated at the time the deceased was killed in a scuffle between him and the prisoner, near the house of/thelatter. The Jury re;urned.ft verdict of Manslaughivr, and : the Court sentenced the prisober to six mouths prisouiu